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The Robert Collier Letter Book

What is there about some letters that makes them so much more effective than others?

 

A letter may have perfect diction, a finished style; it may bristle with attention-getters and interest-arousers; it may follow every known rule; yet when it reaches the Hall of Judgement where the reader sits and decides its fate; it may find itself cast into the hell of wastebasket-dom, while some screed lacking any pretense of polish or the finer arts of correspondence, blandly picks up the bacon and walks home with it. Why?

 

The above text is not mine. It is the actual opening of the first chapter of the 1937 classic The Robert Collier Letter Book. The author goes on to answer the very questions he asks, and more.

 

He goes even deeper, analyzing and dissecting some of his most successful sales letters that brought in huge orders, telling you what made them such phenomenal successes. But he does not stop there.

 

Not only does he tell you what made most of his sales letters big winners, but also what made others mediocre, or miserable failures. You learn what makes a successful sales letter as well as what causes a seemingly winning letter fail.

But just who was the author, Robert Collier?

 

Robert Collier is one of the most eminent sales letter writers who ever lived. All great copywriters after him have studied his techniques. Some headlines he created back in the 1920s and 1930s are still being used today- they never lose their magnetic pull.

 

Here’s a small sampling of the book’s actual table of contents:

  • What Is It That Makes Some Letters Pay?
  • How To Arouse That Acquisitive Feeling
  • Getting News Interest In Your Letters
  • Word Pictures That Make People Want Your Product
  • Motives That Make People Buy
  • How To Put A Hook Into Your Letters

What even amazed many people about Robert Collier is his versatility in marketing. He sold by mail order products as diverse as books, handkerchiefs, umbrellas, trench machinery, fertilizers, raincoats, stocks and bonds, services, and more. Some of his letters helped turn struggling businesses into huge profit-making giants.

 

Robert Collier’s fund raising and debt collection letters were similarly huge successes. His debt collection letters were non-aggressive and non-threatening. Yet they worked.

    

What set this direct marketer apart from other direct marketers and sales letter writers? Well, Robert Collier studied human nature. More importantly, he studied why we buy what we buy. Then he used this to sell products. And sell he did.

 

Now you too can learn the very techniques that have been studied by the world’s most outstanding copy writers. The Robert Collier Letter Book is filled with example after example, plus clear explanations as to why certain phrases work, how to place them right for maximum effect, and more.

 

The Robert Collier Letter Book is highly recommended for anyone who is serious about learning how to write sales letters that sell like crazy.

 

The Robert Collier Letter Book is a real text book, not an ebook. It will only cost you $31.75 to learn one of the world’s greatest ever copy writer's secrets. Shipping is free.

 

If not satisfied, return the book within 90 days for a full 100% no-questions-asked refund.

 

Yes, there are bonuses too! If you order now you’ll get the following downloadable ebooks free:

  1. The Buy Impulse: 26 Mind Control Tools That Get More Customers Who Spend More Money More Frequently.
  2. The 30 Minute Marketing Miracle: How To Turn Any Loser Ad Into A 27/7 Money-Making Machine!
  3. How To Write Letters That Win: How To Build Business Letters That Command Attention, Stir Desire, Bring Orders.

The Robert Collier Letter Book has been out of print for very many years and was just recently reprinted. Grab a copy now before it disappears again.

 

 


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